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A London, Ont., firefighter has slammed the city for failing to address what he calls “a culture of fear” and a long history of workplace harassment complaints in the department.
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Firefighters across the province are using a Facebook group called Nova Scotia Fire Equipment Swap and Trade or Sell to give away, exchange or sell surplus gear, often at a steep discount.
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The federal government has announced $30 million in funding over five years for a University of Regina-based research institute to work on mental health initiatives for public safety workers.
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Windsor Superior Court staff say three weeks have been set aside next year for former Kingsville, Ont., fire chief Robert Kissner’s sexual assault trial starting Jan. 7, 2019, with pre-trial hearings held Dec. 5-6, 2018.
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Turn your department into a higher reliability organization by focusing on technical knowledge and human factors, and stop firefighter injuries and LODDs before they happen. According to authors Dane Carley and Craig Nelson, this starts with building a learning culture and teaching firefighters to ask questions and seek answers.
In No Time for Playing Cards: Higher Reliability Organizing for the Fire Service readers will learn leadership skills, human performance solutions and resiliency techniques to help reduce firefighter injuries and LODDs.
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An international clinical study that trained firefighters to help reduce heart disease among residents is showcasing the potential of Canadian fire services to bring added value to their communities, writes Len Garis and JD Schwalm.
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Canadian Firefighter columnist Jennifer Grigg reflects on overcoming obstacles and instructing at the Ontario Fire College.
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March 29 - April 7, 2018
Location: Thunder Bay, Ont.
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